Deep work made delightful
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The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method that breaks work into 25-minute focus intervals separated by 5-minute breaks. After four intervals ("Pomodoros"), you take a long
Each completed focus session earns +20 XP. Plus, you build a focus streak. It's gamification meets deep work. Science says this boosts productivity by ~25%.…
Zen Mode is a minimal workspace that hides widgets, notifications, and secondary UI so only your active tasks remain on screen. Toggle it with the Z key any time you need to lock i
Some people work better with background sounds. Rain, café ambience, white noise – pick what helps you concentrate. Or work in silence. Your call.
Click the pop-out icon on the Pomodoro timer to launch it in its own standalone window. The pop-out stays synced with the main app via BroadcastChannel —…
LemTask's timer uses wall-clock timing — it tracks the real-world end time, not counting seconds. This means:
Set a daily session goal (1-5 sessions) using the dot picker on the Focus page. Each completed session fills a dot and grows a lemon on your Lemon Tree 🍋.
The Focus Stats section shows:
The classic Pomodoro Technique uses 25-minute focus sprints with 5-minute breaks, but many deep-work practitioners get better results with 50/10 or 90-minute ultradian cycles based
A deep work ritual is a short, repeatable sequence you run before every focus session — clarifying the goal, closing distractions, cueing the body, and starting the timer — designe
Time blocking in LemTask lets you drag any task onto a calendar slot to reserve real time for it, with two-way sync to Google Calendar so blocks appear on your calendar and calenda
Every focus session in LemTask can be marked billable, tagged to a client, and priced with an hourly rate, then exported as a CSV or invoice-ready summary. No separate time-trackin